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Dartmouth News
7th
December 2006 
3.
Jeremy Clarkson attempts new record on the Dart
4.
Drinks at Browns all December
5.
Fatstock Show
next Tuesday
6.
Memories of Dartmouth
7.
Late night shopping
8. Small
News
1. Storm
on the Dart
 
Saturday evening saw some of
the worst weather on the Dart. Residents living on the
embankment said the waves were so big that you could have surfed
on them! Nearly a dozen small boats sunk and the boat hire
kiosk was ripped from it's foundations.

2.
M&S Come to Dartmouth
Marks & Spencer announced on
Tuesday that the Plymco in Mayors Avenue will re-open as a brand
new Marks & Spencer Simply Food store in summer 2007.
The new Simply Food stores might offer up to 2,000 M&S food
lines including sandwiches, wine, ready meals and fresh produce.
As well as basic groceries plus newspapers and magazines, the
store may also feature
their signature in store bakery concept plus fresh coffee with
the "Coffee to go" facility.
The Post Office Limited is currently actively seeking a new
operator and location.
District Councillor Jonathan
Hawkins has suggested the Post Office could move to the soon to
be refurbished Dartmouth Old Market.
A few
people have asked how we got this scoop. Well,
Tessa's Mum was told by an employee and we phoned M&S Corporate
Press office, a bit of to-ing and fro-ing, and we were the first
to be issued with their press release!
3.
Jeremy Clarkson filming on the Dart
 
Tony Hoile from
Falcon Boat Charters
reports: The BBC was filming Western Lady on the Dart last
week using Falcon as platform for the filming. Jeremy
Clarkson was the presenter and the programme is based on the
formation of the Commandos. Western lady was originally a
MTB in WWII.
4.
Drinks at Browns all December
 
During December
Browns Bar will be
providing complementary Spanish Pinchos and Canapes in the
Bar
between 6pm and 8pm.
If you are going out to dinner with a party, or just out
with a friend, why not drop into Browns for a delicious
start to the evening. They have an extensive list of wines,
champagne and prosecco by the glass as well as
a good selection of bottled beers.
During the month the small bites will include grilled
chorizio, farmhouse salami, Spanish cheeses, crab crostini,
oysters, anchovies, parmsean fritters, stuffed mussels and
many more delectable items. Remember these are complementary
to people drinking in the bar between 6 and 8pm.
If you are a larger party and want to ensure the nicest
bites, Browns would like a bit of notice please. Please call
01803 832 572.
5. Fatstock Show next Tuesday
  
Phil Bond reports: Just to let you know that the annual
Dartmouth Fat Stock show is taking place at the market next
Tuesday 12th December. Judging of cattle , sheep and poultry
classes starts at 10.30am. Sale of exhibits starts at 1.30pm
For those that have not been before, this is a fascinating
insight to livestock and farming in the Dartmouth area.
6.
Memories of Dartmouth

The Lower Ferry, originally known as the Horse Ferry,
although powered by two men with long oars, was by 1870
converted to steam with a tug pushing the float. Owned
by the Railway Company it was sublet to the Casey family
from 1877 to 1925. In this photograph of around 1900
one of the first cars is seen crossing by it.

7 .
Late night shopping

Sarah Hanafee of Danielli
reports: "The shops in Lower Street have all got together
and we are going to do two late night shopping evenings for
Christmas - Thursday 14th and 21st December."
8. Small News
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Farmers Market This
Saturday in The Old Market, your chance to stock up on
locally grown produce and meats. Meet your friends
and go on for a coffee?
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Christmas Fair at The Flavel
This Saturday. Shop for original gifts, cards and
decorations for everyone this Christmas. Mulled
wine, mince pies, chocolate fountain, children’s
crafts, activities, secret present wrapping, grotto,
children’s tombola. Fabulous raffle prizes include a
meal for 2 at The Spice Bazaar, a meal for 2 at The
Windjammer and a Spa Treatment at Dartmouth Marina
FREE ENTRY
In aid of Stoke Fleming Primary School Enquiries: 01803
770933
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Naval College Tour if
you were fascinated by the picture of the college last
week taken in 1905, then join the tour and see more and
have all your questions answered. Ann Irish
reports: "Anyone wanting to know more, including
where the greenhouse is today, can join me on the
'Britannia Wood' walk, 2pm Sunday 10 December." Must be
pre-booked, tickets from the TIC 01803 834224.
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Is your business
advertising here, press the "where to stay" "eating" or
"shopping" button on the top of this e-mail, are you
there ? Do you want to be there for free? Do you
want a web site "all" inclusive for £150? Who you
gonna call? Err, yes, that would be us then.
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If you want your
event covered, we need the information in the week
before publication, no earlier. 100-200
words, a photograph and if applicable a web site link.
If you don't have a photograph invite us so that next
year you will!
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